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MAX 90

Like the MAX 20, the MAX 90 was derived from the AX 25, a computer designed by Axel, a small and innovative French company.

It was an almost PC-compatible system including some rare features at that time: 8 MHz 8088 processor, high resolution capability, and especially one or two 5.25" floppy disk drives of 2.7 MB capacity each. To our knowledge, it's the highest capacity ever seen for a 5.25" floppy drive unit.

A few thousand systems were sold to the French civil services, but this computer didn't become a success with private companies.

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NAME  MAX 90
MANUFACTURER  Matra
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  France
YEAR  1984
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  None
KEYBOARD  Full stroke 92 keys with numeric keypad and arrow keys
CPU  Intel 8088
SPEED  8 Mhz
CO-PROCESSOR  Optional 8087 math coprocessor
RAM  128 KB or 256 KB (up to 1 MB)
ROM  2 Kb
TEXT MODES  80 char X 24 lines
GRAPHIC MODES  640 x 288 dots with an optional graphic card
COLOrsc  Monochrome green
SOUND  Built-in speaker
SIZE / WEIGHT  42 (W) x 51 (D) x 38 (H) cm
I/O PORTS  Parallel, 2 x Serial, Game port, 5 x 8-bit ISA extension slots. Optional network and high resolution cards.
BUILT IN MEDIA  2 x 5''1/4 disk-drives (2,7Mb each) or 1 x 5''1/4 disk-drive and 5 Mb hard disk
OS  MS DOS, CP/M 86 in option
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in 65W switching power supply unit
PERIPHERALS  Printers, modem, graphic card
PRICE  Between 4500 and 7600 according to versions





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